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Refill bottles are designed to top up an existing spray/trigger bottle multiple times. For example, one refill in the results is stated to refill a spray bottle about 2.5 times; other listings note re‑using the original trigger bottle for topping up. Exact capacity depends on the refill and spray bottle volumes, so check the product label for the specific refill count.

Washing‑machine cleaning refills in these results are sold as time‑release solid tablets placed inside the machine (including HE washers). They are recommended for monthly use or roughly every 30 wash cycles, per the product instructions.

Sizes in the results span small refill bottles up to gallon‑scale containers. Examples provided include 7 oz, 16 fl oz, 32 fl oz, 43 fl oz, 60 fl oz and 68 fl oz options.

Many listings are labeled as “concentrated” or “high efficiency (HE).” One product specifically notes it is “50x more concentrated” compared with an in‑wash powder; other items are described generally as concentrated.

Common label warnings include keeping products out of reach of children and pets, avoiding eye contact and flushing eyes if product enters them, and instructions to drink water or seek medical help if swallowed.

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